Gamut is an AI agent platform that enables teams to build, deploy, and run autonomous agents inside secure containers. It connects to more than 100 services, automates tasks, and lets users manage agents from chat. The system is designed for teams and businesses to create agents, give them instructions, connect them to accounts, and have them work in the background.
Chat is the primary interface: messages assign tasks and monitor agents in real time. Agents maintain context across sessions, learn preferences, and can run on a schedule or in response to triggers.
The platform provides containerized execution, connected accounts, browser automation, triggers, dashboards, multi-agent orchestration, skillsets, and chat integrations to create and coordinate AI teammates.
Deployment options include a desktop app and a web/server mode, with multi-user access and role-based permissions for teams.
Security, auditing, and open-source options are highlighted, including sandboxed containers, token handling through a proxy, and an MIT-licensed self-host option.
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